SCIFF - School Cinema International Film Festival

SCIFF - School Cinema International Film Festival

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SCIFF brings the magic of international films directly into schools, turning classrooms and auditoriums into vibrant spaces of storytelling & inspiration.

Because the best place to experience meaningful films... is where students already feel at home.

11/03/2026

The School Cinema International Film Festival returns this November, bringing powerful stories, inspiring young minds, and celebrating the magic of cinema in classrooms around the world.

Save the Date: 14th - 30th November 2026.

Get in touch with us and be a part of this global celebration of meaningful storytelling in education.

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SaveTheDate

10/03/2026

When cinema meets education, something powerful happens.

SCIFF created a space for students to engage with meaningful stories, encouraging creativity, empathy, and critical thinking through film.

Learn with School Cinema and host SCIFF in 2026!
Get in touch with us today.

MeaningfulLearning

18/02/2026

We extend a big thank you to our SCIFF 2025 partners, Colgate ( ) & Manipal Foundation, for their support and collaboration. Your commitment has played a vital role in enabling meaningful learning experiences through cinema and in amplifying young voices.

EducationThroughCinema

09/02/2026

One festival. Thousands of classrooms. Millions of conversations.

SCIFF 2025 brought cinema into schools at an unprecedented scale, screening 105 films and reaching 41,000 schools across communities. What began on screen became dialogue, reflection, and deeper learning in classrooms everywhere.

This film captures the spirit of SCIFF 2025, where cinema was not just watched, but experienced as a powerful tool for education, empathy, and change.

The impact continues far beyond the festival.

A big thank you to our partners- Manipal Foundation, Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd , French Institue in India, and the Spanish Embassy for their support!

StudentVoice EducationThroughStories

Photos from SCIFF - School Cinema International Film Festival's post 02/02/2026

Announcing the Winners of Make Cinema!

We’re proud to celebrate the winners of Make Cinema, recognised at the School Cinema International Film Festival across categories and age groups:

🏆 Best Film (7–10 years): The Line
🏆 Best Film (10–13 years): The Paper Heist
🏆 Best Film (13–17 years): Blocked
🏆 Special Mention: A Dream
🏆Best Actor: Pehchaan - Akshara Pathade
🏆Best Director: The Broken Vessel- Samraj Chakrabarty
🏆Best Screenplay: The Bench After School- Adrit Gosh
🏆Best Editer: The Bench After School- Aryabrata Bagchi & Ahmed Hussain
🏆Best Cinematographer: Blocked - Devarya Ghosh

Each of these films is a reminder that powerful cinema isn’t defined by age, but by perspective, honesty, and courage.

Congratulations to the students, mentors, and schools who made these stories possible. The future of storytelling is already here—and it’s in very good hands.

CreativeEducation FilmFestival Storytelling

Photos from SCIFF - School Cinema International Film Festival's post 31/01/2026

Announcing the Winners of Make Cinema!

We’re proud to celebrate the winners of Make Cinema, recognised at the School Cinema International Film Festival across categories and age groups:

🏆 Best Actor: Pehchaan - Akshara Pathade
🏆 Best Director: The Broken Vessel- Samraj Chakrabarty
🏆 Best Screenplay: The Bench After School- Adrit Gosh
🏆 Best Editer: The Bench After School- Aryabrata Bagchi & Ahmed Hussain
🏆 Best Cinematographer: Blocked - Devarya Ghosh

Each of these films is a reminder that powerful cinema isn’t defined by age, but by perspective, honesty, and courage.

Congratulations to the students, mentors, and schools who made these stories possible. The future of storytelling is already here—and it’s in very good hands.

CreativeEducation FilmFestival Storytelling

Photos from SCIFF - School Cinema International Film Festival's post 30/01/2026

Announcing the Winners of Make Cinema! 🎬

We’re proud to celebrate the winners of Make Cinema, recognised at the School Cinema International Film Festival across categories and age groups:

🏆 Best Film (7–10 years): The Line
🏆 Best Film (10–13 years): The Paper Heist
🏆 Best Film (13–17 years): Blocked
🏆 Special Mention: A Dream

Each of these films is a reminder that powerful cinema isn’t defined by age, but by perspective, honesty, and courage.

Congratulations to the students, mentors, and schools who made these stories possible. The future of storytelling is already here—and it’s in very good hands.

CreativeEducation FilmFestival Storytelling

27/01/2026

Big news, bigger hearts!

Breaking the Feed and Finding Nabi are officially selected for PCFF 2026 and recognised by the Youth Jury for powerful performances and sensitive storytelling.

Both films will compete for Best Short Live Action Film, along with the Audience Choice Award and Special Jury Award.

Grateful, proud, and excited to share these stories with the world.

IndianCinema

16/01/2026

When a festival speaks every language, SCIFF’s reach goes beyond English, creating impact across India’s diverse regions. From national publications to powerful local voices, SCIFF continues to add value, connect communities, and celebrate cinema across the country.

13/01/2026

A big appreciation to all the young filmmakers who shared their stories with us through Make Cinema.

The range of perspectives, creativity, and intent reflected in the submissions reaffirms the power of cinema as a tool for expression and learning.

The Make Cinema winners will be announced soon. Stay connected.

CreativeLearning

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